think that the average Democrat is not seeing anything close to news on that topic. Well thank you, Emil.

All right. Yeah even if let's say let's speculate if Hunter Biden didn't pay his taxes on any of his gains from his overseas activities, he would be guilty for federal taxes but also state taxes. So even if he got pardoned for all the federal stuff he'd still have to deal with state taxation. Can someone tell you what Hunter's been charged with? The answer is nothing. And that's the point. The point is he hasn't been charged. The evidence that he should be charged is somewhat massive. But I'm also very interested in if there's a taxation issue. If there's a taxation issue and it's gone this far I would say that it's pretty clear that there's something he didn't declare. Do you think that's fair to say? If the IRS has an extended and extended investigation it's because there's something that's not on his taxes as it should be, right? Or there's some deduction that shouldn't be there. But I think more likely it's something that didn't show up.

For example, isn't there a story about him receiving a diamond that he says he lost? Is that true? Because if it's true he has to pay taxes on receiving the diamond and he gets no benefit for losing it. If you make some money and then it catches on fire in your house and it burns up, your money's just gone. Yeah it's just gone. So you can imagine there's a whole bunch of sketchy situations where he said in public or was — did he say it? I believe he said that he did receive a diamond and lost it. Am I remembering that wrong? Can you confirm that? You can confirm that, right?

The diamond could have been insured but almost certainly wasn't. Do you know why? Because things like diamonds have to be specifically mentioned in insurance. Here's what you can't do with your insurance company. "Hey insurance company I lost a $75,000 diamond." "How do we know you ever had it?" Oh and there's your insurance. Yeah and I can speak from experience. So if you buy an expensive wedding ring and you don't take a picture of it and send the documentation to your insurance carrier — you know if it's a real expensive one — they won't cover it. They're just going to say you didn't tell us you had it. So the expensive stuff that's easy to steal and easy to lose, you have to tell them or it's not covered.

So do you believe that as soon as Hunter, this drugged-down guy, as soon as he received this diamond, do you think the first thing he did was tell his insurance company, "Hey I got an extra diamond"? I don't think so. No, no. So I don't think it was covered by insurance. I'm not exactly sure it was lost, you know what I mean? Like I doubt it was lost. Maybe he just doesn't want to tell you who he gave it to. Maybe he gave it to a hooker or something. So yeah maybe it could be lost I suppose. He lost two laptops so he could lose a diamond. He was drugged down enough to lose a diamond. It was the only rock he couldn't smoke. Boom he lost it on Jeweler's Row, Mecca, bouse.

All right. I think we've covered all the big stories today better than anything you're ever going to see in the rest of your life. He didn't actually lo